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Effective Software Testing – A Developer’s Guide

Henrik Warne

The author is an Assistant Professor in Software Engineering at the Delft University of Technology. The book apparently grew out of lecture notes from a course on software testing. It starts with understanding what the program is supposed to do, and to identify the types and domains of the inputs and outputs.

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Extreme Programming (XP) Principles

MagmaLabs

Reading Time: 9 minutes Extreme Programming (XP) is a widely known concept. It is one of the best in the whole package of what a Software Engineer should be with himself and with others. There are other human needs, such as rest, exercise, and socialization —these do not need to be met in the work environment. Whole Team.

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What I Learned From the First “Testing Without Mocks” Course

James Shore

Qualitative Feedback Seven people (70%) commented that we should keep the exercise-focused format of the course. There were several suggestions about programming languages. Testing Without Mocks will allow me to fully utilize TDD in my work and solve many of the pains my clients and I experience. in advance. I need more time.

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Fundamentals of Data Engineering

Xebia

The following is a review of the book Fundamentals of Data Engineering by Joe Reis and Matt Housley, published by O’Reilly in June of 2022, and some takeaway lessons. This book is as good for a project manager or any other non-technical role as it is for a computer science student or a data engineer.

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Testing Event-Driven Systems

Confluent

So you’ve convinced your friends and stakeholders about the benefits of event-driven systems. Finally after a few incidents in production, and with velocity slowing down due to the deployment pipeline frequently being clogged up by flaky integration tests, you start to think about what you want from your test suite.

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The hardest part of building software is not coding, it’s requirements

CIO

There was conditional verbiage that depended on the type of product being purchased, as well as which US state the customer was located in due to legal requirements. I’ve talked to enough fellow software engineers to know I’m not alone. Playing chess is just following a rules engine.

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What is Agile? – Agile Principles and Frameworks

Openxcell

This exercise helps in resolving and clarifying the customer’s anticipations and requirements for the project development team. Agile methodology is an iterative approach to software development. They came up with a vision and principles for new-age software development frameworks which is now called the Agile Manifesto.

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